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Shift+F11 Excel Shortcut Insert New Worksheet into Current Workbook | Exceltip2day

Hello everyone, I'm Michael, welcome to my "Exceltip2day" blog. Today I'm going to tell you how to use the shortcut keys to insert the new worksheet for Excel.

We will use these two keys Shift+F11 to perform it.

 What are these two keys making something easy for any Excel users?

 Let's see in the detail together with me now.


What are the highlights you will learn from our article:

➤ The shortcut key to insert an Excel worksheet.

➤ The figure shows all the step by step of the method.

Tip Quiz


Do you know what is the shortcut key to insert the current date in any cell of a worksheet?


Let's say that we are going to create a new Excel spreadsheet into the current workbook. In Excel, there are two alternatives to get it done.

πŸ‘‰ The 1st method is to use the key button in keyboard [Shortcut way]

πŸ‘‰  The 2nd method is to deal with mouse pointer [Common way]

 Shortcut way(Using the keyboard keys);
  • Press the [Shift] key button down and keep freeze it.
    • One more time pressing the other button, [F11], while keep press the [Shift] key button down.
    • Release both buttons.

    Then the new Excel worksheet would appear immediately before the currently active sheet. However, if you want more another new sheet, just keep doing as same as the method as above.

    Once do pressing the two key buttons, one more new sheet will be inserted. So, do it as many as the number of the new sheet you want.


    Shortcut: To insert a new worksheet into an Excel workbook.

    Windows shortcut


    ShiftF11


    Figure no.1 shows you how to insert an Excel worksheet using shortcut keys.

     Common way (Using the PC. mouse);
    • Move the mouse pointer to any the name sheet tab.
    • Right click on your mouse.
    • Click on the “Insert” tab, where is at the top of the prompt display function dialog box.
    • Click on the "OK" button.

    Figure no.2 shows you how to insert an Excel worksheet.


    Figure no.3 shows you how to insert an Excel worksheet.


    Tip Answer

     a. They are Ctrl+;

     b. They are Ctrl+:

     c. They are Ctrl+a


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    Are these methods making you more comfortable with your working for Excel Microsoft Office?

    Do you find this article useful?

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    Posted by: Michael Leng



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